Microblogs are changing the world

The world is a global village finally means something for the common mortal:

if anything major happens, the fervent microblogger can be notified of this whitin 5 minutes from the occurrence of this event.

All major languages have microblogs at this moment

English / general

http://twitter.com/

http://jaiku.com/

http://pownce.com/

http://tumblr.com/

http://hictu.com/

Chinese

http://fanfou.com/

http://komoo.cn/

Indian

http://snockles.com/

Italian

http://meemi.com/

Spanish

http://khaces.com/

http://fritsi.com/

Turkish

http://nolyo.com/

French

http://noumba.net/

http://frazr.com/

http://tapioka.ca/

Korean

http://playtalk.net/

http://me2day.net/

Japanese

http://feecle.jp/

http://haru.fm/

German

http://dukudu.de/

http://frazr.com/

Polish

http://blip.pl/

http://robisz.pl/

Dutch

http://numpa.nl/

http://babl.nl/

Portuguese

http://gozub.com/

Russian

http://smspr.ru/

Arabic

http://watwet.com/

Specialized microblogs are being created

http://hictu.com/

for video

http://floort.com/

for statements

http://wazzupnow.com/

for ICT people

http://seesmic.com/

for educators

http://babl.nl/

for discussions

http://moodmill.com/

for the world moods

http://emotionr.com/

for emotions

http://twitxr.com/

for pictures

http://kwippy.com/

for IM integration

http://suggerus.com/

for suggestions

http://hellotxt.com/

for multiple microblog posting

and even integration between social networks, blog and microblogs are attempted

http://friendfeed.com/

http://lifestream.fm/

Microblogs are becoming really mainstream, especially twitter.

The proliferation of twitter tools available goes exceptional, as documented over here on http://hubpages.com/hub/twitapps by Leslie Poston .

It's about time microblogs are recognized as a subject on their own.